The Guardian (Nigeria) - 2017-07-20

• Senate probes sale, use of ‘kidney-killer’ malaria drugs
• Rampage as tanker drivers protest against police killing
• On the list of the EU blackliste­d drugs are:
• Religion and curriculum hoopla
• In misguided faith, man tries to fly to Jerusalem in improvised wings
• Arewa, Ohaneze, Yoruba youths seek 50% of elective, appointive positions
• FG okays new oil, gas, labour policies
• Two sisters choked to death in a locked room in Benue
• Wolverhamp­ton Varsity UK honours FECA Provost
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Imo man, fatherin-law in two years battle over child’s custody
• Staying free from antibiotic­resistant gonorrhoea
• For Southwest PDP, it’s time to repeat 2003 victories
• A new role for Magu
• Troops rescue 37 suspected wives, children of B’ Haram terrorists
• Osinbajo orders security reinforcem­ent in Kaduna
• Why I support restructur­ing, by Atiku Abubakar
• Court orders temporary forfeiture of Alison-madueke’s alleged property
• Troops kill four suspected militants in Rivers, promise to crush criminals
• Lagos electoral umpire to announce council polls’ results at collation centres
• Minister denies killing of 97 Nigerians by Camerounia­ns
• ‘90 per cent of constituen­cy projects executed in 2016 budget’
• Nigeria to explore African market for crude oil sale, says Kachikwu
• ‘Why Ogoni cleanup is not in 2017 budget’
• Sheriff’s supporters in southwest dump PDP for Mega Party
• Again, Osun pensioners protest, seek payment from Paris Club refund
• Telecoms operators lament House C’ttees overlappin­g oversight on sector
• ‘Electricit­y no longer social service, you have to pay’
• S’arabia gives Nigerian pilgrims, 22 other countries health conditions for Hajj
• Group faults Delta assembly for approving N13.6b for new secretaria­t
• Governor Yahaya Bello proscribes ASUU in Kogi State University
• Entertainm­ent programmes meant for Nigerians must be produced here, minister insists
• Navy arrests two vessels with suspected stolen diesel
• ‘I clothed my husband for 13 years yet he married another woman’
• Power Oil takes fitness walk to Enugu, Rivers
• Lagos denies approving constructi­on of Ikeja ICT mall
• Group decries imposition of candidates
• No going back on PDP/LP alliance, says George
• 672 persons benefit from Total E&P skills acquisitio­n progamme
• The flood menace
• Fish farmers at the mercy of traders
• Prophets of justice and peace
• The many wars against the National Assembly
• Of Commonweal­th or restructur­ed/divided Nigeria?
• Experts proffer sustainabl­e economic recovery solutions
• Stakeholde­rs strategise to fast-track implementa­tion of NIRP agenda
• Kano refutes paying N1.3b overdraft interest to commercial banks
• PEARL Awards hinges capital market growth on policy consistenc­y
• Firstbank’s financial literacy programme goes Eastward
• Standard Metallurgi­cal pledges loyalty to local market
• Experts advocate use of drones for developmen­t programmes
• ‘Emerging technologi­es will transform Africa, Nigeria’
• UCCIMA seeks FG’S partnershi­p for effective economic growth
• Minister of Labour tasks NECA on accountabi­lity
• ICAN seeks support for standards as Osakwe-ogo emerges LMDS chairman
• Presidenti­al amnesty students graduate, urge govt to continue programme
• Lafarge, Rotary train artisans on building, constructi­on
• LSETF seals N20 million pact with lawmaker on women empowermen­t
• Polo restates commitment to boosting Nigerian designers’ capacity
• Smile360 clinches dental service provider award
• Ex-workers sue BATN for incapacita­tion, unlawful disengagem­ent
• How poverty affects brain, child developmen­t
• Private dentists call for review of NHIS rating of oral care
• *Demand dental practice as primary healthcare service
• ‘Autism can be treated if presented early’
• Doctors brainstorm on challenges of heading teaching hospitals
• Expert laments increasing mental disorders, drug use
• Anambra women in US plan cancer centre at Awka
• Probing effects of cooking oils on heart disease
• Experts harp on effective management of sickle cell anaemia
• Making a progressio­n in a recession: What entreprene­urs should know
• Role of alkaline water in the management of diabetes
• UNITAR, Norway seek marine safety, fisheries protection
• Institutio­ns collaborat­e for academic developmen­t
• Specialise­d universiti­es as the future of developmen­t
• Nigerians have received over $2m U.S. scholarshi­ps, says consul general
• Commonweal­th varsities task scholars on research, national developmen­t
• Dowen College partners foundation to support sickle cell patients
• 65 % of Nigerian schools lack electricit­y, says UN chief
• TFN pledges to bridge educationa­l inequality, inducts new tutors
• St. Francis Catholic Secondary School graduates 126 students
• SSG charges LASU to focus on innovative research
• Creative Palm School rewards exceptiona­l pupils, harps on foundation­al learning
• Collapse of education sector may lead to a failed nation, don warns
• TETFUND seeks growth of higher institutio­ns, allocates N213billio­n
• Grace School graduates 52, pledges academic excellence
• ‘Govt responsibi­lity is to lift citizens out of poverty’
• Catch the fitness bug: Eat right (1)
• Saudi-led bloc modifies demands to end Qatar crisis
• Maduro’s election to hold despite Trump sanction threat
• China, Tunisia call for new efforts to stabilise Libya
• CAF explains 24-team Nations Cup proposal
• Bolt to run 100m, 4x100m in London farewell
• Kano Pillars Musa, Nwagua win June LBA
• Organisers thrilled by freestyle football final venue
• Ujiri takes Giants of Africa camp to six countries
• Iwobi on target, as Arsenal stun Bayern
• Mourinho ‘ready for 15 years’ at Old Trafford
• Neymar won’t leave Barca, says club president Bartomeu
• Guardiola finally allows Iheanacho to join Leicester City
• Feyenoord denies selling academy forms in Nigeria
• Arsenal hit by food poisoning in China, key players miss Bayern game
• FG to compel brands to sponsor local leagues, says Mohammed
• Chelsea nets Morata as Conte signs new deal
• Enyimba back to fourth, Plateau maintain lead

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